Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-04-01
Personal.

Personal.
Among the candidates who passed the
examination of the State Board of Phar
macy at Richmond last week land received
their diplomas, were Messrs. VIM. M
Brown, with DR.. n. WayJ& Bro, Staun'
ton,) and ". p. Norris OF Waynesboro
The standard of examination this year
| was higher than that of last year.
Mrs, w. W. Brennaman of Monterey is
visiting her father, DIR. FL. M. Patterson.
Mr.. J. E. Parker, agent of the G. & o.
at Covington, has resigned to take the
position of bookkeeper with the Dolly Ann
Iron company.
Mr.. s. S. Morris CT Muskegon, Mich,
was in the city on Saturday last for the
first time since, as member of the LIST
New York cavalry, he passed through it
twenty-three years ago with Sheridan.
He received many attentions from gen.
tlemen here and said he was much struck
with the rapid change OF feeling apparent
as compared with that existing in the
Valley when he visited another portion Of
it soon after the war ended.
Mr.. II. B. McFall has been appointed
postmaster at Mount Grove, Augusta,
vice J. A. McFall, resigned.
Mrs. Fannie Hartman is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. S. M. Woodward, at
Roanoke City.
Mrs. Charles Heator of Middletown Is
visiting her brothers, in Staunron.
A Baptist Layman's Union was orga-
nized in Lynchburg last Sunday including
a large number of the prominent Baptist
laymen of the State. On the Board of
Managers chosens is Col. Geo. L.. Peyton
of Staunton.
Mr.. Benz. Fifer, Flour Inspector, who
has been i'll of pneumonia is conyalescent
Mr.. James O'Mara. U. S. Revenue Store
Keeper, is lying quite ill of pneumonia.
Rev. A. ?. Boude, of the Lexington
"News," was in the city Tuesday ON his
way to Lewisburg, W. Va. While here he
visited the City Electric Light plant and
Superintendent Long made test Of the
quality of the light for his inspection. He
was much pleased with it, and on his re-
turn will make an opportunity to see our
city Illuminated at night. His people vote
next week on the adoption of the light.
The Musicale Club'' was entertained
on Tuesday night by Mrs. J. D. Crowle.
Mrs. Mary Brown Donald. wife of
Mr.. Samuel M. Donald, and a daughter
of DR.. J. M. Watson, we regret to learn,
died vputnrdsv morpipo of har houa ia
Barterbrook. She will be buried to-day at
l ?. M at Thinking Spring.
Mr.. Frank M. Young, one of our oldest
and most respected merchants, whose
health has been falling for some months,
is critically i'll. DR.. Mcfarland his pas
tor, who went to Mississippi last week,
telegraphed here inquiring as to his health,
and being informed OF Mr.. Young's con-
dition. telegrapbed that he would return
Immediately. He was expected here yes
terday evening.
Among the graduates al the Richmond
Medical College this week, was F. T.
McClintic, of Bath county.
Col. Rudolph Turk who has been very
ill was among the guests at the Virginia
Hotel Tuesday. He is looking we'll con-
sidering the severity of his attack.
Mr.. Charles G. Wheat was thrown from
his wagon in front Of his house Wednes-
day afternoon, and his wrist broken. DR..
Gibson is attending the patient who is
suffering severely from the hurt.
Mr.. Louis Cohen, of Cohen & Co., has
returned from the North with a large
stock of spring and summer clothing. His
advertisement will appear next week.
Miss Bette Andrews of Harrisonhurg,
is visiting her brother, MI. r. r. Andrews
of this city.
Rev. L.. 8. Johnston of Hebron church,
has recalved call from the Presbyterian
church at Harrisonburg.